Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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li 1 70 'Qx S DONAL L. FLYNN Douglaston, N. Y. Economics Complete with a car that was registered in seven different states, and which never moved without half of St. Willis pushing it, Don encamped for Gis during his Senior year. When not making pocket money play- ing Hearts, Red could be found admiring his wardrobe or looking for his glasses, which- ever happened to be missing at the time, and despite close competition from Rags, he won the '56 Sartorial Splendor award. Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QTreas. 2, 3lg DELTA EPSILON SIGMA, WHO'S WHOg Michaelman 1, 2, 3, Shield 3, 4. fEditor 4-l WSSE 2, 3, Student Council 4. x. vyf C Mop? ,Q get i new-'NE SCT 'i 'l L ? ff . 'Wes We t .N ' -' ' 44 84.1591 X ll x f7.swvG X' 6 A - I ,li - ? - War,-fQ'Rf' 1 C N t. it xx E 5 KQV? ., 144 .. S

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E ts just that Yfaqm I of ima' eval -gl ualwn. le has been ufllluench. , llteramrt male ulllllllialed all laelman 3, fl? Deanes . ' .JA ,fligj i . sn. ,gs ,fy ,if S. 3' ,' - jg. , if seisis as X 5 , JOHN A. FLAHERTY Woburn, Mass. English Jackson was noted mainly for two things, his horn, and his place on the varsity shuf- fleboard team . . . and of course for other things such as summer excursions to Essex Junction, and the bad day at Black Rock fbetter known as Plattsburgl. Flats said a lot of things with his horn, the backbone of the Dixieland All Stars, Flipper's musician- like manner will leave his memory imbedded in the annals of the Hilltop as one of its outstanding Jazz artists. Intramurals, Arabian Knights 1, 2, 3, 45 lnterclass Bowling 3, 4. 4.-we 'W W I fwwyfp H ffw f ff' 7 f 07mm I f ff f a X X, '7 ff if, 1 f 740' fi f' ' gy wwf ,f,,,,,,, X X X625 5' ff f , I 'LE l. ...T 'Nt x,-,s J E x ' . tt S2 I V' A- l 1 1 i 69

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h.regl5lEre,j ich new pllshlnt il his Senior mel' Play. 1 ' - . mlflng llls 'est Wlllth. l tunes allll isa he Won ls' 2, 335 5 WHO Editor tl TIMOTHY P. FOLEY Framingham, Mass. Mathematics The guy whose every gesture denoted a profound belief that there was something else in life besides women, found the elusive other value in mathematics. No grind how- ever, Tim didn't spend his time on the foot- ball field totalling up the numbers on his opponents' jerseys, as his touchdowns will at- test. Of Tim no greater word be said than: 'tHe kept his text-books dust free . Baseball lg lnterclass Football 3, 44, Inter- class Hockey 3, 45 lnterclass Baseball 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 4, Lance 3. f' 431 fgff'-f 111-1 txt ff 73 N539 Crt-.75 lk it it 34?-1-ng 71